| Contents | Health and History, 5.2 | The History Cooperative

Volume 5 • Number 2

2003

Staff

Introduction: Deinstitutionalisation in Australia and New Zealand 1

Dolly MacKinnon & Catharine Coleborne

Articles

Antipsychiatry in Australia: Sources for a Social and Intellectual History	17
Paul Laffey

Debating Deinstitutionalisation: The Fire at Kew Cottages in 1996 and the Idea of Community	37
Charles Fox

‘Eccentric and Idiosyncratic Treatment Philosophies’: The Therapeutic Community at Townsville’s Ward 10B, Queensland, 1973–87	60
Emily Wilson

The Origins of Deinstitutionalisation in New Zealand	75
Warwick Brunton

Preserving the Institutional Past and Histories of Psychiatry: Writing about Tokanui Hospital, New Zealand, 1950s–1990s	104
Catharine Coleborne

‘The Trustworthy Agency of the Eyes’: Reading Images of Music and Madness in Historical Context	123
Dolly MacKinnon

Book Reviews

The Confinement of the Insane: International Perspectives, 1800-1965, edited by Roy Porter & David Wright/ John Waller	150

‘Madness’ in Australia: Histories, Heritage and the Asylum, edited by Catharine Coleborne & Dolly MacKinnon/ Hans Pols	153

For Fear of Pain: British Surgery, 1790-1850, by Peter Stanley/ Sally Wilde	156

Patrick Manson, by Philip Manson-Bahr/ Peter A. Leggat	158

A Companion of the History of Medicine in Australia 1788-1939, by A. J. Proust/ John H. Pearn	160

The John Curtin School of Medical Research: The First Fifty Years, 1948-1998, by Frank Fenner & David Curtis/ Janet McCalman	161


Contributors	162

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